The rise of the Hall of Famer “Junior” is documented with these (542) singles with (50+) rookie cards included graded. This average (NM to Mint) player collection also features a plentiful supply of inserts, parallels and oddball/regional cards. Highlights include:

 

Ken Griffey Jr. Graded: (20 cards) with (3) 1989 Bowman #220 RC (PSA 9, SGC 92, PSA 8), 1989 Classic Travel Update I #131 (PSA 8), (3) 1989 Donruss #33 RC (all PSA 8), 1989 Donruss Rookies #3 (PSA 8), 1989 Fleer #548 RC (PSA 9), 1989 Mother’s Cookies: #1 (PSA 6), (2) #2 (PSA 9, PSA 7); 1989 Topps Major League Debut #46 (PSA 9), (3) 1989 Topps Traded #41T RC (all PSA 8), 1989 Upper Deck #1 RC (PSA 8), 1990 Star Blue #6 (PSA 9), 1990 Topps #336 (PSA 8) and 1997 SP Special F/X #1 (PSA 7.5);

 

Ken Griffey Jr. Ungraded: (522 cards) with 1989 Bowman: (14) #220 RC, #259 RC; (4) 1989 Classic #193 RC, (8) 1989 Donruss #33 RC, 1989 Donruss Rookies #3, (7) 1989 Fleer #548 RC, 1989 Score Rookie & Traded #100T, (2) 1989 Topps Traded #41T RC, 1989 Upper Deck #1 RC, 1990 Topps #336 (blank front), 1992 MTV Rock ‘N Jock #3, 1992 Topps Gold #50, 1994 Leaf Slideshow #9, 1996 Pinnacle Zenith Mozaics #5, 1996 Score: Big Bats #2,  Diamond Aces #14, 1997 Topps #8 Season’s Best, 1998 Ultra Notables #2, 1999 Topps Chrome: #1 Lords of the Diamond, #3 All-Etch; and 2003 Topps Heritage #375 SP. Opening Bid $250.